Noom Reviews

After my short free trial, I decided Noom was not for me and went online to cancel. I got a response offering me a continuation of my trial for an additional 6 months at no charge. I elected to do this to see how things would work out. After that I found I was immediately charged for the 6 months. I have contacted them several times and they just pretend they're not reading my emails, saying everything is okay now because they've put a note on my subscription so it won't be charged again. Again! This is a scam, buyer beware! I was also pummeled with offers for premium add-ons to my subscription on a daily basis. I tried to get tech support and there really wasn't any available.

I lost $159. Officially my fault for forgetting I had signed up for a trial sampling. My fault for not noticing the money withdrawn from my PayPal account. My fault for not noticing emails. But I've never used them and I never will and they are happy to take my money and refuse any partial refund.

Be very careful of the auto-renew. I haven’t used it in months, but I was charged. I recognize this is my fault for not remembering to cancel, but there is no period of time in which you can get a refund on auto-renewals. I feel like this is a shady and unethical business practice.

Don't use Noom - they will squeeze you for every dollar you're worth. When I went to cancel my subscription they offered me a free extension for the normal program. Sounds good, right? Wrong! A few weeks later I was charged for an add-on program, even though I had already clicked "cancel" on the subscription and had only accepted the free extension for the "normal" program! Sneaky Noom kept the add-on program active despite the fact that I had already clicked "cancel" on it. Lo and behold, they said "this situation doesn't qualify for a refund." Of course it doesn't. They want to keep my money, so they tricked me into paying more than intended. Don't give Noom your money. There are lots of excellent, honest programs out there.

Noom was a terrible service! It offered all these “deals” to get you in, and once you give them your credit card it’s ridiculously difficult to cancel!! I was certain I had cancelled (there were multiple screens trying to get you to not cancel that you have to click through to cancel promising all kinds of deals to keep you - it’s so many screens!!). I originally cancelled because it was like having a second job, logging all kinds of information and reading assignments, it was way too much for me. I was not happy with the service.

This is the worst app! The calorie/food tracking is trash. You have to log everything yourself and input all the information for it to be accurate! They don’t care there is an issue. I have reported it to them. Gave them examples and they did nothing but say oh wow! They won’t provide a refund. I paid a lot of money for a broke down junk program! Scan! Don’t buy!

I learned some good stuff from Noom. Even renewed on a promo offer after finishing and taking a year pause. But I can NOT support a company with sneaky auto billing practices and NO refund policy even when there are 7 months left on the account and haven't used app in months (Due to family member illness). I just had an issue with Door Dash and they dealt with it like a professional organization should. Also I found its "coaches" to be fake, like AI but before AI.

I learned some new things at first, but then it got repetitive and boring. Also, the lessons had an audio option and then only reading, so I couldn’t listen in the car. They say they will email you before renewal charge, but don’t. When I cancelled and asked for a refund the same day as the charge they denied it. It’s a scam!

I have used Noom for 5 months. I have lost 6 lbs total. Initially when I signed up for the program it showed me that I will lose 10 lbs in 2 months, but that obviously didn't happen. I followed all the suggestions from Noom, daily weigh-ins, caloric deficit, correct portions, etc. Especially during the first 2-3 months I followed the program religiously, but the 10 lbs weight loss in two months did not happen. I think I saw some progress in my weight loss only when I added intermittent fasting. In my opinion Noom will only help you if you have a lot of weight to lose such as 20 lbs or more and you are just starting your weight loss journey, because Noom will explain basic things such as correct portions, caloric deficit, healthy foods, cravings etc. All this information is also easily available online, you don't need to purchase Noom for this information. But if you are just starting your weight loss journey Noom will probably steer you in the right direction and give you the basics.

The sign-up day was busy, so ‘twas the evening when I could look at the program and email. Emails. My inbox was bursting with emails from Noom. One required that retake the initial quiz. Another, “hit the link” for add-on program. Download the app with smartphone for this QR code. And that some parts of the program will only work on a computer hurt my trusty “iPad with magic keyboard” feelings, and sounded like that would not be enough for a particular link-hitting. My goal was to just get to visit the actual program, but the jungle of emails and instructions and useless and redundant messages via email made my hair hurt. I needed to get out of this quagmire.

After using NOOM faithfully for 8 months, I lost only a fraction of the weight predicted. They automatically renew your subscription without a reminder email or text to give you a chance to cancel if the program is not for you. The only correspondence received was my receipt for another 8 months of a program that did not work for me.

The have used Noom for almost 3 months. I like the lessons, as a mental health professional they all make sense. I do not like the daily weigh in requirement (and do not do that) and this not recommend by doctors and dietitians. The scale can be very trigger for some so this not a requirement everyone can follow. I also find the logging of food tedious. I had to add many ingredients and when you do, it does not assign it into one of their color categories.

So I wanted to try Noom back in August 2023, but shortly after (only 11 days), I realized that this wasn't the program for me and cancelled it. And for the most part I hadn't thought about Noom since, however today, I got an email about a pending charge for the next 7 months of Noom for the amount of $138, so I contacted them to ask why I was charged this amount when I cancelled back in August. I got a response from Noom stated that I had not completed the cancellation process and that there was nothing they could do about this new charge because of this. However I got a text from a Noom Bot stated that account had been cancelled back in August. HORRIBLE CUSTOMER SERVICE.

Cancelling Noom subscription is a nightmare. If you ask to cancel via chat, they will keep it anyway and charge you for the next 6 months. It is impossible to prove you called there to cancel or communicated via chat. Communication with customer service is a nightmare. They don't speak English. You will ask to cancel subscription immediately, but they will cancel it effective 6 months ahead to make sure they will not issue a refund. After communication with customer service my account got blocked and I was not able to cancel subscription myself. Noom advertised when I subscribed that if I don't like the plan I can cancel subscription anytime, this is false, they do not allow this.

I signed up for a Noom subscription and followed it to a "T" for 5 weeks. I made the decision to join after reading positive reviews on their site and fell prey to their empty promises of being able to help even those with issues such as age and menopause. I didn't lose any weight and started getting depressed. I reached out to Noom customer service and asked for a partial refund for the duration of my subscription. I got a 'canned' response stating their return policy. I asked to speak to a supervisor to reconsider my request and got another 'canned' response.

I like the app but was surprised to find charges for 3 additional "programs" on my AMEX bill totalling $124. I mistakenly signed up for them which I thought were part of the app. There was no mention of the cost of an exercise add on, or agent help add on, or a medical add on. Ultimately, I got a person on the phone who explained what these services actually were and helped me to reverse these charges, but I thought the marketing approach was not transparent and ultimately almost doubled the cost. This needs to be fixed by the company. The rest of my experience was good.

Canceled my subscription through the app. Evidently, it did not process on their end, and the company proceed to charge my credit card again. I contacted customer service. Explained it was cancelled and service has not been used since at least the cancellation date. Requested a refund. Absolutely refused to refund me. Customer Service Rep kept repeating, "You'll have Noom services through 10/1/24." and "We DO NOT REFUND ONCE CREDIT CARD IS PROCESSED!"

I signed up for the free trial for Noom and was actually going to keep it because I thought it might be a good program. I was disappointed that you could only use it through an app and no web access. I found the motivational content good but overall it was not very easy to follow. I decided to cancel and went through the process which says go to settings-then manage subscription---but there is no way to cancel without chatting with someone. The experience was rather painful. I should have known that by the sign up process. When you look up pricing and it says $209 for the year (but you can get discounts), and you go to sign up---they try to get you to sign up for all these 'extra bundles'. I think my membership is cancelled but I have not received an email confirmation. Based on all the other recent reviews, I think you look very carefully before you sign up with Noom.

I have subscribed to Noom for almost three years. Lots of technical glitches but benefited from daily lessons. I continued my subscription but stopped using program for over a year when a family member was very ill and dying. Noom launched an update about a week ago and they restructured lessons into different modules. There is no way I can find out which lessons I have completed and skip on to new lessons. I am being served up one lesson for 4 min one day and 4 lessons for 8 min another day with many lessons I have already completed.

I was initially happy with Noom. I lost weight at first and then it stopped working. All notifications are through the Noom App and texts. After being auto renewed after the first paid year (2022,) I was not happy and used the app to cancel my subscription. I thought. I was under the impression that I had cancelled and would be reminded to renew later before it ran out. Since I was auto-renewed, I tried using the app during the second year and gained back more than half of the original weight lost.

I thought I specifically signed up a 6 month trial, no renewals. I was reviewing my credit card charges and noticed a renewal charge after the 14 cancellation period. I requested an exception since I was just laid off from my job. They would not make an exception, even though they can clearly see that I have not logged into the app. While this a beneficial app, I will not use it again.

Same story you will see in multiple reviews below. I never received the notification for the auto-renewal and was automatically renewed for another five months. I tried to cancel that very day when they charged my credit card and they wouldn't do it. So now I'm stuck paying for FIVE MONTHS of a service I don't want. I understand if they would charge me for a month. That would be fine. But getting screwed out of $170 makes me a sad panda.

Looking through other negative reviews, I can see that I am not the only one who has run into this issue with renewal billing. I signed up for a full year with my initial subscription to save money. I missed the notification for the autorenewal in my inbox and was renewed for another full year, which was a significant amount of money. I reached out to customer support less than two weeks later to cancel, and the response I received was, "It's too late, we can't refund you. It is against our policy" company line. They would not agree to pro-rate the renewal either. Although they offered a credit for other services, why would I want to set someone else up for a similar negative surprise from this company? Although the Noom program itself was helpful in some ways, I wouldn't recommend it due to this negative experience. I got what I needed from it, and do not need or want the additional year of services.

During signup after they had my payment info, there were multiple additional package offers that you had to skip or buy. It was very expensive as each one was a separate charge. I skipped all of them. It was extremely frustrating. I realized they were just trying to get more money. I then get an email thanking me for adding 2 packages! When I talked with an agent in chat she was very helpful and blamed me and said I had to do it. I know I didn’t! And then she said I had cancelled the trial also. I didn’t do that either. She said there was nothing she could do because that was all the info she had (that I had done both!). I told her I wanted to speak to a supervisor and she refused!

Thanks to quick response from Consumer Affairs Noom was contacted and I received an email from Noom quickly. After describing experience of no access to start trial I paid for she resolved the issue and I was able to begin trial.

Very negative experience. Before you even start the diet plan, I was hit with dozens of emails and pop-ups in rapid-fire, about upgrading my plan with add-ons which aren't explained. You have to check them off as NO, or guess what? You are automatically billed and there's no refunds. This is very hard-sell for upgrades which are poorly explained. Then there's the timing of the billings - some are weekly, some are monthly, some three-month, and several are 10-month duration. Very confusing.

I was using Noom and decided it wasn't for me. When I decided to cancel my subscription, I followed all of the automated prompts and yet my subscription was not canceled. I had more than 10 email messages back and forth with the automated system and was told my cancellation was completed. Well, today I was charged again. I had to call the 800 customer service, wait on hold, and then was finally able to get confirmation that my account is actually canceled and I will receive a refund. However, I have to wait 2-5 days. Although Noom may be a lovely program (again, just not for me), I give their billing/cancellation/automated customer service a 1-star. Beware when signing up!

I signed up for Noom med thinking I may have a better experience than with regular noom, which is useless and sets calorie limits that are dangerous. I never received lab order that I was told I had to have before speaking to a clinician. I attempted to cancel and was unable to find any way to do so. After several error messages and useless attempts at contacting support via chat, I called customer service and was told that noom med can only be contacted via email and that the agent was unable to help me in any way. If you want to get ripped off, this is the program for you. You're better off speaking to an actual Dr.

After using Noom for 3 months, I hadn't seen any major results so stopped usage. The daily readings took too long, I fundamentally also think weighing yourself daily is a bad habit. I had forgotten right about the app until I noticed a charge on my credit card for $220 for a 9 month renewal. My statement came in approx 17 days from the charge. I asked for a refund and was told I had only 14 days, and no refund would be issued. I was offered a coupon for another subscription service to replace my Noom subscription. I'm not looking for a coupon, I want my money back.

The app works well enough for some people, but their billing is unscrupulous. Auto-renew for four months upon expiration of the initial subscription is built into the app. There are claims of a 7-day reminder built into the app, but isn't automatic and needs to be configured by the consumer. If you miss setting that up, you’ll be stuck paying for another four months whether you need it or not.

Noom is an interesting enough online diet aid, but the company tricks consumers about low cost or free trial periods, then WITHOUT AUTHORIZATION or even notice, extends the subscription period and charges the on record charge card. You cannot cancel this. They make it impossible and even when the credit card company investigates, they fight it. The Better Business Bureau should investigate this company. It also falsely advertises "coaches" but these are chat bots. An unethical company that rips off people who are trusting.

Cancelled months ago. Shocked to receive notification of 3-month renewal charge. Plan to dispute charge and have once again CANCELLED. Very Disappointed. Very poor customer service. Need human contact. It’s an app using BOT contact. Can’t find a phone number. Very poor customer service. Quick to take your money.

Noom allows you to sign up on the iPhone app and puts you into a yearly plan. According to Noom, there is no way to cancel your membership on the app, and they give you no notice of your upcoming renewal. I never agreed to auto-renewal, and they charged me for an entire second year even though I was not using their product. I notified them the same day of the charge, so the year hadn't even begun, but they would still not allow me to cancel. This is shady business practices, and I'll also report them to the BBB.

When you sign up for Noom they sneak in a "bundle" subscription. You can't see the details of your subscription so you don't really see where it is and then it's impossible to find where you remove the subscription. Since you don't see it you don't really know it's there. When you think about it there are numerous other weight loss programs that don't use deceptive billing practices. Choose a different product and avoid the frustration of dealing with a customer support service that has no desire to make things right for its customers.

I thought I had cancelled my subscription the last time they billed me...in fact I remember answering ALL of the questions from their automated replies about NOT getting an additional month-by-month, a "free month", a discounted rate, the whole nine yards!!! I do NOT want to pay for an additional three months when I thought I had already cancelled my subscription. I will be disputing this charge with my credit card.

Don't buy Noom if you have an iPhone. They don't support the constant glitches. At least once a month the app resets itself and you lose your place in Courses, your Steps, your saved Recipes, etc. And the best option to fix this, from Noom, is to cancel the subscription and start over. And even then they don't guarantee it won't happen again. I've been trying to get mine fixed for months and "a fix is in the works" but they won't give a date so not sure they're even being truthful about this. The program started out so positive, too, but their app problems are so discouraging that it's hard to stay on track every time it happens.

I gained significant weight during the pandemic. I’ve tried to return to a better shape/size/weight for the last 3 years… always seem to plateau. Decided to give this a try with my busy ever changing work-life balance. So far nothing mind-blowing or extravagant but I’m trusting the process and putting in the work. I have one more month before their expectations for my goal so let’s see if I can get my body beyond this plateau finally.

I am sorry I can’t find the number. I have the receipt. Because of the heat it is difficult for me to exercise. I try and do it inside. I like the way this program is working, and I am working with a very good friend of mine who clued me in. Thank you.

The psychology of eating is new and inspiring to me. Noom is helpful to making me understand how and why I eat. It’s not about the diet anymore. It’s about what foods work for me. The support team is amazing. And they are always there to help and give advice and a shoulder when you need one.

I have lost weight and the Noom app has been instrumental in that. I found the app easy to use and the advice provided was pertinent to my experience. I still have a substantial amount of weight to lose but feel that I now have the tools I need to continue.

Daily reading good, helps to get mind set. Have sent a question on message about listing if different colored foods. Have test to receive a response. Seems to be a pretty “canned” program, that being said, I have changed some habits and thinking. SLOW loss, 5 lb in 6 weeks and have followed program. Paid for 3 months so will continue. Don’t think I would recommend to anyone.

As a counselor, I wanted to see what Noom could offer my clients. I have found it very useful. It is easy to follow, accurate and relatable in its CBT model, and positive in its feedback. I will likely recommend this to future clients who want to work on managing their nutrition.

This program has been a game changer! For the first time in my entire life I am seeing and feeling changes that I’ve never been able to achieve while being emotionally happy!! I am managing my stress better, eating better, and I feel great about it! I do not feel deprived even though I am not really eating my regular favorites. I now crave healthier choices! It is crazy and wonderful all at the same time.

I feel like since I can’t exercise (currently using walker, back and knee chronic conditions), I’m not losing like in the past and actually not even a pound per week. I’m starting to get frustrated but will not get discouraged and keep at it. I do need to increase water. I don’t like eating breakfast early but I do most days. I prefer to combine my breakfast and lunch together. Does that work?

I have been successful w Noom. Lost ~10 lbs in one month. New meds help me increase my self-awareness. I am actually getting ready to go to the gym which is something I never really did before regularly. I appreciate the accountability with logging my meals. Even when I have a bad day I have to acknowledge what I have done.

I have learned a lot from Noom. I love that it goes through the psychology of weight loss. Logging meals was a big plus for me. This is the first time I have ever been accountable for what I eat. The guides have been extremely helpful when I have encountered a problem.

The app constantly messes up. The coaches feel robotic. I haven’t lost any weight. I feel like this was a scam. I have followed the plan, done the lessons, read and participated in the message boards. I like the meal plan, but it is not helping me lose, only maintain. The biggest issue is that I struggle to stay consistent because the app constantly messed up. It’s HORRIBLE. It is not user friendly and I am constantly having to leave the app or reset my phone or whatever. I think the free version of my fitness pal was just as good as this. This has been a waste of $300 for me. When I complained about the plan, I was advised to SPEND MORE MONEY and get additional services from a crappy app and program that doesn’t work. No thanks.

I love using Noom. Easy to manage, understand, and interpret. No more stressing about point limits and what foods I can and can’t eat. They teach me a way to enjoy foods of all kinds in moderation. I would highly recommend this program to anyone looking to make healthier life choices.

I love using Noom to support and assist my weight loss journey! The daily lessons are insightful and I no longer fear the scale. I’ve improved my fitness goals so far also. It keeps me accountable while sharing nutritional knowledge. I plan to continue with Noom even after I reach my goal weight.

I did Noom a few years ago. Was somewhat satisfied. Had a friend tell me she was on it and really liked it. I checked it out and decided to try again. Way better than previous years. Thanks for changing from the old way to now, I believe it’s way more easy to follow and I like the fact that instead of ready my lesson, I can now listen to it.

It works! I signed up for a 2 week free trial and assumed I would cancel before my credit card was charged but it turned out to be a great fit for me. I have learned what a cup of morning oatmeal actually looks like - I was obviously eating much more. I eat a Whole F Food Plant-Based Diet that is also Salt, Oil and Sugar free. This app has taught me that too much of a good thing is still too much! I began June 7 and am down 6 lbs. Slow and Steady wins the race. So, it turns out Noom is fun and for those of us who like a bit of competition, it keeps me on track.

I love everything I’m reading/listening to. The only thing is I recently finished cancer treatment (14 months of breast cancer therapy with 15 rounds of chemo. Breast surgery and five weeks of radiation). I am not able to exercise much because when I do I tank out for a few days. Slow and steady is what I need to do. I also need to increase green foods and decrease orange foods.

Hello, This is my 8th week and I’ve lost 7-8 lbs. It’s going slowly. My elephant really is a wild beast most nights. That’s my biggest struggle to stop eating after dinner. I realize this is going to be a long term process and learning experience. I’m enjoying everything about the program and have been telling others.

I’m early in the program and down about 5.5 lbs but notice it more in how my clothes fit. I’ve gone from a tight size flexible 12 to a size 10 that fits correctly. That’s a big deal for me. I’m reading the daily exercises and logging. Learning a lot about food types and that helps me address my cravings.

I have been really enjoying using Noom so far. I have learned a lot about food that I hope will help me eat healthy for the rest of my life. I lost 11 pounds so far and am feeling great. I am confident that I will reach my goal and continue using the healthy habits I have learned.

For the most part I am satisfied with the program. The App has some issues. It is not that accurate with regard to food item calorie counts or food composition. I like the way Fitness Pal does food logging, scanning, and tracks composition of foods. They require accuracy when people submit food items for their database.

With Noom I don’t feel alone, I feel there’s always someone in my corner to remind me I’ve got this. There is a lot of interesting (and quick!) stuff to read and teach me how to “unlearn” or better understanding behavior around eating. A must for a weight loss journey and to a better self.

While I like the tenants of the program and it feels doable. It’s done nothing in the 6 weeks for me to lose weight. I didn’t expect it to be speedy but I also didn’t expect to be up three pounds. Not sure how I’ll proceed from here. It’s hard to find live people to talk with and that is discouraging.

I really like Noom. It is different from all of the other diets that I have tried. I like that I eat my own food. I like the information that they ask me to read. It is very positive and much of it is new for me. It is written with a sense of humor. I especially like the fact that I get exercise credit for things I have to do in my life, like…gardening, housework, playing with kids. It gives me incentive to live a more healthy life!!!

It’s not easy, while the NOOM app is great the reading and understanding of the process is here and it makes sense. But I want to lose weight I need more consistent support, my peers on program are great but the professionals seem so far away. Where are the coaches, the presence of a coach more frequently in the first month would be amazing.

I decided to try Noom because my friend has lost 27 pounds doing Noom. I’ve never done any weight loss kind of program. My goal is to lose 25 to 30 pounds. I’ve been doing Noom for over a month and have lost 7 pounds. I never thought I would stick with it for more than a day or two to be honest, but I have found it pretty easy to do and it’s been a crazy four weeks. We had family visiting for two weeks and then we were away on vacation for two weeks. Now that I’m back from vacation, I want to dive more into the recipes and meal planning. I do have one question. A couple times they asked me how satisfied I am with my Noom guide. I haven’t had any personal interaction with anyone besides sending a few messages and getting responses. Am I supposed to have a specific person? Who’s kind of like my coach? Or who checks in with me?

The app is very good and helpful as far as logging my activity. I would like to see more food suggestions and information as opposed to so much Psychology stuff. The recipes are good but they are definitely a bit more time-consuming. I like that the Team checks in with you every week and gives you an analysis of your food breakdown.

I joined Noom to help me lose weight, what I’ve gotten so far is a lot more than just that. You learn about yourself, why you do what you do, what kind of eater you are and how can you work on making better choices. You have questions and they offer support. I love that if I find a lesson particularly helpful you can save it in your library to go back and review it later and sometimes again. Losing weight isn’t for the faint of heart, it’s hard but honestly when you have tools at your fingertips it makes it more feasible.

I started this program without much help but after my second or third day, my hope change to absolute enthusiasm. The app is so easy to use, and it gave me new insight into how and what I was eating. I always thought that I was a healthy eater, but when I put my food into the Calculator, it was a real eye-opener. I don’t know how long I’ve been using the program, but I’ve already given away 10 of the hardest pounds ever. I am a Noom user forever.

Sadly I think Noom overestimates calories for a 69 year old active woman. And today my app isn’t working. I wonder if it’s because I cancelled my 2 month subscription. The coaching was helpful. Circles was great. There were inconsistencies in calorie counts. The lessons were improved. But the tone is geeky and too cute. I will use the calorie app but don’t need coaching.

I've been trying to lose 10-15lbs for months but anytime I made a little progress, I'd bounce back up. Within 2 weeks of Noom, I lost 4lbs! I'm now down another 2lbs. The best part is that I don't feel like I'm dieting. The cookies on the counter still call out to me but it's easy to say no because I don't want it. The articles and food log make this so simple. I wish I had done this sooner!

With enlightening articles and reinforcing quizzes I have come to know myself better and why I eat to over full. I am learning to down size my portions and increase my activity which has helped in my weight journey. I have enjoyed the help the counselor has offered to keep me motivated.

Logging in meals every day is helping to make changes in my food choices. The courses are well-written and easy to follow. I especially favor graphs and quizzes in the learning process. I wish I could look back on the previous weeks' three color graphs. Leaving messages and getting quick answers is helpful.

Questions take too long for answers. Would like recipe ideas to stay within green foods. Overall, this is the only diet I have lost weight on in a very long time. It is good. I do not have a computer. Use my cell. I think I am not getting everything.

I joined Noom to get help understanding how my eating habits were affecting my weight, my attitude, and my mind. I'm beginning to understand why I eat like I do and how to defeat those triggers in social, work and at home. I have the tools to stay on track now and I love having the responsibility of logging my weight and food. It's been great!

I am glad I subscribed to Noom. I only had a few pounds to lose that I wanted to keep off. Noom has helped me lose 4 to 5 pounds and keep it off. I consider it a lifestyle change and not a diet, and I plan to stick with Noom for maintenance of weight loss. It helps me to drink more water, exercise consistently, and to make healthier food choices.

There is something about science. The science and psychology make a difference in learning about losing weight. It helps to have the positive reinforcement as continual reminder to keep trying and keep moving forward. With the help of Noom I have ditched my fear of the scale and am slowly inching toward my goal weight.

Have been doing Noom for over a month. Losing weight slowly which is not my concern but I love being able to earn points for treat days. I’ve been banking treat days for vacation since I can’t weigh in anyway but now those are harder to earn since saving memes and sharing isn’t available.

Love it! Noom has helped me lose real weight in a great way and taught me so much to keep in mind along the way. It has really helped me relearn what I see as a healthy diet. I’ve been able to see results for the first time and feel good about them. I will be able to take this education into the next phase of my life and I am excited about that.

I love, love, love Noom! I’m fairly new on my journey (8 lbs down in 5 weeks), but it’s so easy to follow and I just keep learning more and more! Long term habits are hard to change, but anytime I slip it’s just another lesson learned in a long term plan. I’m a huge fan!

I think it is a good idea to do psychology with dieting. However, I was under the impression that there would be some sort of coach interaction. In fact, in set up, it let me select that coaches would contact me after two days of not logging. That never happened. I think it is falsely advertised and honestly if I thought it was possible to get money back I would. From all the reviews, I’ll be lucky if I can cancel if I want to do I guess I’ll just call it a loss. Disappointed. I’ve been doing what Noom suggests and lost 1 pound in a month rather than 2 a week.

Noon has been very eye opening to me and I feel very encouraged by my progress. Love learning how to better improve my eating habits and health through the many helpful tips given on a daily basis. Bonus points, daily step counter and weigh ins. Those weigh ins aren’t always pleasant but keep me accountable. ;) Thank you!

My wife signed up for Noom April 29, 2023. I noticed some questionable charges on my credit card. After looking further into the charges, noted Noom billed us $233 before the initial trial period even ended. Then, 7 days later, they billed an additional $63. Then, the next month, another charge of $233, followed 7 days later by another $63 charge.

Noom does not synch with Fitbit. I have contacted new, and they have not provided a good solution to making this happen. I have not heard from a coach with suggestions specific to me. I am not sure what the role of the coach is because I did not hear from him, and only receive generic responses from them. The color coding is very helpful.

…I’m really enjoying the process of consciously knowing what I need to eat every day, what % of what food will make a difference. I have changed my habits, and I’m hoping I will stick with it cos I’ve only lost 7LBS, but I’m feeling so much better already. I feel healthier, more beautiful, energized and I want to continue feeling like this. The coaches actively interact with me, they aren’t there just when I have a question. What truly helped was them contacting me to remind me that, for this to work, I cannot go over a certain percentage of food categories per day. That’s what made me realize that I may need to make changes. And it has worked. I am half way through, but more I feel like I can do it!

I have consistently been unable to read articles due to a technical issue and therefore cannot progress. I have followed instructions, reached out to guides as well as customer service but the issue has not been resolved. I love everything else about the program but I am definitely not receiving the service that I have paid for.

I really like the information I’m learning. I’m discouraged I haven’t lost any weight, at all, I’ve actually gained weight. I’m feeling like I got scammed into a 189 dollar app I should’ve just passed on and watched some YouTube videos on the same content. I wish I could figure out how to cancel and get a refund.

I have been using Noom at the urging of my doctor. It’s interesting to learn my eating patterns from tracking my meals and snacks. I’m also losing weight, but my goal is for better health - which I am closer to. It’s not a speed-based process; it’s a habit building program. It feels sustainable.

The app gets stuck multiple times per day and has to be hard reset in order to work properly again. Their coaches are nonexistent and unhelpful. An AI would be more useful. The purchase process pressured me to buy add-on that are not necessary but threatening that not getting them would hinder weight loss. That is disgusting manipulation of the customer.

The app is very “pretty” but I’m not sure what I’m paying for beyond that. There aren’t coaches anymore and the information that is being taught daily is pretty common knowledge for anyone that has tried to lose weight before. There is the aspect of these chat groups but it’s too many people to keep up with or develop a deeper (more helpful) connection with. Tracking calories is okay (pretty basic and free on more other apps), but the categorization of the food just makes me feel guilty, not proud or like I want to change, if anything knowing I can eat cookies and popcorn every day is nice but that doesn’t make me want to add healthier greens to my diet. Also getting a “piece of the pie” for daily movement and water would probably be more helpful. (I’ve been using it for a month at this point and have lost about 4 pounds.

I joined Noom one month ago thinking I was being assigned a deducted coach. This is not the case. Rather you have “Noom Guides.” I find it very impersonable, and a rather expensive food tracker. Yes, you get your articles each day and they are helpful. But don’t join if you think you will have that dedicated coach.

I subscribed to Noom because I wanted personalized support and coaching. After all, that is what Noom promotes. The daily logging has been a great tool and I have learned a lot, however, I don’t have any feeling of individual support. I don’t have anyone outside of Noom as an accountability partner, so this coaching was the key factor in signing up and paying for a premium membership. If I send a message to the “guide” it takes days for a response- opportunity lost. Sometimes the message is from a robo guide. I love the app for the learning and logging, but am equally disappointed in the personal guidance- or lack of.

Follow everything the program offers. Very frustrating to only losing 2 lbs. I don’t know what else to do to start losing. I try keeping breakfast and lunch to 200-300 calories. Dinner more but always within guidelines. I’ve increased my workout sessions 3-4 days a week and 18 holes of golf 2-3 times week.

It’s a lot of yay! You can do it! Not enough of telling you how. What to eat is a guessing game. Sometimes you win, sometimes you lose. My promised goal date has passed with no word from Noom. They have you set a lot of goals but don’t follow up. I have been within my weight loss zone for weeks and no change.

I didn’t realize just how much I was under-eating. I’m not thin but am athletic. This has been a good reset for my mind/body connection and refocus on self-care. I have not had any significant weight loss, but realize I needed more in my refocus. That has helped a ton. Originally hoping to lose 10 lbs, down 2+ solid fat lbs reflected in inches and many more other benefits, so I’m satisfied so far.

Not feeling guilty about what you eat sheds pounds!! I was skeptical at first, but I was determined to give it my all! Turns out, it doesn’t need your ALL! Just a little part of your smarts & care for yourself. The daily readings are fantastic. Just by reading 5 minutes a day, your brain recommits to your journey, daily!!!

I have occasionally asked guides a question but answers are not personal nor heartfelt. The cost for this long distance program is high. I am on a fixed income. I have 17 lbs to lose. That’s it. And I rarely go off the food plan and I can’t seem to lose the weight. I haven’t had a bowel movement in 6 days. Do you discuss that stuff ever? Sure, the psychology stuff helps but it hasn’t translated to the scale. I’m 67 years old. There’s some physical workouts I can’t do. And I’m not going to start eating kale, quinoa, and tofu at this point in my life. Not gonna happen. Why don’t you tell me how much is a healthy weight for me?

I am so pleased that I subscribed to Noom! I have tried a lot of programs and diet through the years of battling my weight. I’ve tried Jenny Craig, Weight Watchers, Nutrisystem, Atkins, Cambridge, and others. For the first time I feel like the program energizes me rather than exhausts me. I’m not stressed out that I can’t have something. I feel encouraged but not forced or pushed into doing anything. I am constantly reassured that I’m normal, and that is comforting. I have not used a treat day yet, but I have earned some which feels like I’ve got money in the bank that perhaps I’ll never need to use!

This experience with Noom has really changed my thinking and health. The daily lessons are very motivating for me. I am looking forward to my continued journey with Noom and good health. Unfortunately I just had surgery so my exercise is in hold but I sure will continue my healthy eating. I would recommend Noom to anyone struggling with their diet and exercise program. I tried others in the past and by far this is the best.

The company very quickly reached out and responded my issue. I sincerely appreciate their attention to the matter. As I stated in my initial review, while Noom wasn’t right for me, it has worked incredibly well for several friends and is worth a try. I’ve updated my review because of their excellent customer service in helping deal with this matter.

The reason I joined Noom was the promise of coaching from the amazing guides. I have not been successful in losing weight on my own in the past so wanted the help to identify what I am doing wrong and help me figure out what to do. I have asked this question multiple times with no satisfactory answer. I get more information though chatbot than from actual coaches.

It’s so much harder to lose weight at this age even with exercise. It’s disappointing. I retired from doing shift work and now have difficulty getting meals at "proper" times. Thank you for your time. Hopefully things will turn around for me in the next couple of weeks. Hopefully I will use the app to its fullest potential.

It’s been ok. I have my iOS and downs but really enjoyed receiving insights and weekly comments from a coach. Those suddenly disappeared right when the initial honeymoon phase ended and I’ve gained my first 7 lbs lost back without the support. :( Not sure why I’m not getting feedback anymore.

I have found my experience with NOOM to be an excellent program. I joined because I wanted to have a healthy diet and because my weight was creeping up. So they helped me develop a plan. Everyone was helpful when I had questions. Every day I learned more through information about healthy foods and the psychology of eating. There were quizzes that kept my mind strong. I was able to adapt everything, especially exercises to my body. I am 82 with a hip and knee replacement on the same leg so lots of walking is out. I do work with a trainer at the gym! The program has many recipes and I am loving eating new foods. I have reached my weight loss and have been keeping it there. I feel great and can’t say enough good things about this program.

Coaching is not good. I have questions and there is no one to answer them. I’ll finish my 6 months because I paid for it but then I’m done. Everything I’m doing I’m figuring out myself. I’ve lost a little weight but it has been a battle without support. I’m glad it works for some people.

A positive: by tracking my food and having a target calorie intake, I’ve learned very quickly that I’m not eating enough food. The negatives: now I feel like I have a new full time job— eating. The Noom courses are not aimed at active people (who do CrossFit regularly) or who under-eat. The noom coaches are not helpful in this area. They don’t fully answer your questions. They aren’t responsive. They don’t know how to support someone who isn’t eating enough.

I love Noom for its flexibility, I have a chronic pain disease that causes me to be bedridden many days during the month. Despite this I can make it work for me. I have lost 10 pounds and I feel my mental health has improved with better food choices and more movement when possible. I LOVE the lessons. They have been very informative. I have not found logging food, water and the lessons cumbersome.

Noom has been a game-changer in my wellness journey. It's more than a diet app; it's a guide to sustainable lifestyle changes. The interface is user-friendly and the daily lessons are concise yet informative. I loved the personalized coaching and the sense of community in the group feature. The food tracking promotes mindful eating, not just calorie counting. Overall, Noom is a fantastic tool for anyone seeking a healthier, happier life. Highly recommended!

My partner and I are on a family account, and he has not been able to set vacation goals or have his account be personalized in any way. This has been incredibly discouraging and frustrating—Noom customer service shared that the entry survey, which “customizes” the experience, was not actually necessary. Additionally, though we are on a family plan, Noom customer service strategically would not respond in full to either of us individually, telling my partner that he needed to have me reach out to customer service as I was the main account, and then, when I reached out, telling me that they couldn’t respond due to privacy and that my partner needed to reach out for support. Manipulative and leaving us nowhere! When we requested to be granted two personal accounts, rather than one family account, our request was ignored. If the customization doesn’t matter, what are we paying for? Would absolutely NOT recommend Noom—especially not Noom Family.

I’ve been on the program for about a month and have consistently lost small amounts of weight each week. I have found the reading assignments interesting and helpful. Logging food is much more convenient than I expected. Messaging on the app is a bit slow… 1-3 days response time but I am still inspired to keep at it!

As a person who has tried numerous diets throughout my life (ranging from the “egg and string bean” diet to counting points). Noom gets to the core of my relationship with food. I am more aware of the behaviors which caused me to loose and gain weight over the years and am slowly but surely changing those habits.

I have used Noom now a few times! It’s been a hard journey but I am back and determined to stick with it no matter how long it takes. The noom guides however have made me want to delete a few times. I can’t afford an extra $20 or more a month for a 1 on 1 guide but I’d give anything for the old noom that had that the new guides give info I can google. I need customized help and I feel 0 support with them.

After finishing this last lesson, Julio talked about a coach. I get rare messages recapping how much green I ate in the last week. I’m not sure if that’s supposed to be my coach or not. I also have two features that have never been in my app. The treat day and the calendar. No one can seem to help. I have deleted the app, updated the app, signed in and out and nothing works. I have attached pictures of my app. While this is good knowledge and I like that the app reads to me, the accountability partner that I needed is not there. Noom circles talk about the same thing.

Overall, enjoying the app. Things I would change.. I wish it tracked how much protein a day, I think that’s a crucial part to weight loss. Sometimes tracking food is really frustrating. Saving “meals” doesn’t help, because you can’t edit it. For example, if I had a salad saved, but today I ran out of avocado and just want to remove that I can’t. More than often when you’re meal prepping you're eating the same ish things, I wish it had a better history of the food items and you could add stuff from the previous days. Sometimes the scanner is frustrating and won’t work, also I find food items incorrect on the calories often. I wish there was a better way to add in goals for workouts too per week too, instead of just movement.

There are some aspects of this app that I like, such as the education side. I don’t particularly care for the part of logging in meals. If I haven’t had time or if I want to pre log before work, I have to go out and back in to log. That’s not user friendly. Logging meals is somewhat decent, unless you have something that isn’t already in their system, for instance, I purchased some sliced ham from Sam’s Club and put in the information and it logs it as a green food. I am pretty sure ham would not be considered green. Other things I have logged don’t show up at all. When looking at the weight chart, you only see a graph and you can’t or maybe I can’t expand it to look at particular dates. I think an option to see it in list form would be better. Like I said, I enjoy the education aspect, but there is another company that has a much better user friendly app.

It’s good. Its biggest benefit to me is keeping my health on my focus. Otherwise, I just eat what I have time to grab without thought to the quality of the food. Noom reminds me to think about whether the food I eat is of solid nutritional value. Some of the features are terrible; things like arbitrary word counts for example. They do absolutely nothing for the value of the product and just serve to make a rigid inflexible appearance like all the programs people tried and failed with in the past.

I have not had any luck with this diet for almost 2 months. I have been up and down and currently have only lost 5 lbs. I reached out to a coach and the reply seems scripted and not genuine. I have lost more weight with other diets. With WW I lost 50lbs a few years ago and this diet so far isn’t even remotely close. I know it’s not all about the lbs but I still don’t see a difference in my inches either.

I have so far really enjoyed the structure that Noom has provided through the meal logging and reminders, as well as the water logging and step counter. The only thing I would suggest for Noom is to be inclusive for those who experience things like PCOS where sometimes you need those healthy fats like nuts etc. to help you function. Having healthy fats show up as orange can be discouraging.

I was skeptical but hopeful when a friend, who is using Noom, said she’d pay for my first four months. I tried the trial offer at first, then jumped in. Noom has been transformative for me. I’m slowly changing thinking and habits that have up to this point damaged my health and my self-image. I am losing weight but more importantly I’m gaining a happy life. Noom is funny, practical, compassionate and caring. Onward to a better Life.

I’m struggling to lose weight and reach my goal, which has never been a problem for me before. I reached out to my coach and have not found that to be helpful at all. Not sure it’s worth the money to continue. Think I will hang in for another week and then decide.

So far I am very happy with Noom. My guide is supportive and encouraging. The program is easy to follow and the daily classes are very informative and sometimes bring a smile to my face with the funny references. They are a joy not at all a task. Thank you. I am finally starting to lose weight!!

This app is so easy to follow. The coaches and guides respond timely and with helpful tips and advice for any questions. The daily weigh-ins may start stressful, but they keep me honest and keep me motivated. The reading times are customizable so you’re never “too busy” to read your daily readings. The way they use green, yellow, and orange foods instead of “good/bad” makes this feel like a lifestyle change instead of a diet for sure! Highly recommend.

I have learned a lot and have lost weight! I was on a short vacation and did not do so great! I am back on the bandwagon today. I had a difficult time as I was not in charge of food and not too many choices. The elephant took over!

All the different kinds of voices for the reading/listening is discombobulating. I wish there was a way to choose just one person’s voice. Can’t stand how I have to keep adding the same activity (walking) I do almost every day. I’m nowhere in shape to do interval running. Why is that even showing up? Why aren’t the calories for nutrition not obviously visible at all times? I hate having to change my setting to “ounces” every time I eat something new. I wish there was a way to do that at the onset and keep it that way until the client wants to change it.

The guides answered my initial questions within a day. I recently asked a question on Saturday re treat days. It is now almost noon on Monday and have no answer still. Regarding using your app, I find it not very intuitive. I can’t log a recipe, then say my meal was a portion of the recipe. I can’t find how to have a free day, ie treat day. Etc.

No coaching or advice to explain program. No ability to adjust goals based on performance. Not losing anything after 8 weeks and no ability to review and reset initial qa. Request for understanding fail to be answered by the bot. Bummer, just can’t seem to get clarifications on the program. Have asked many times.

I liked the way that it started. I liked learning about the different foods and types and how they corresponded to fullness or hunger. I lost 3 pounds in the first couple of weeks but then I couldn’t get out of bed because my body was too tired. I always had calories falling inside the limits that Noom set so I swore that it had nothing to do with the calories I was consuming and I was eat more fruits and veggies. I always religiously logged and ate within the restraints but stopped losing weight and felt like **.

I’ve been using the Noom app for around 2 months and am very pleased with the results I’m seeing. I was highly skeptical being I’ve used logging apps before but this one is way different! I am a person who wants to know the why of things and how they work and the Noom lessons provide that! They breakdown the why you eat, think, and live with food. Understanding these deeper rooted reasons why we struggle with our weight really helps solidify my need and helps promote my success. Almost 20 lbs down so far!!

Signed up initially for 6 months and and paid about 169. Originally first two months it was refreshing for the course had a positive attitude. However, I was disappointed that I only lost about 5-7 lbs. However, they have a road map which I say it like the board game Candy Land where you kept advancing toward your goal. I kept at the practices and the reading religiously but after 3 months it became almost monotonous for there were many small quizzes and practice test. But in the script the positive attitude whether you lost weight or not. I even signed up for any questionnaire on how I felt about the program and what input I might have to improve.

This is a good program for life. It’s realistic and you can treat yourself without blowing your progress in losing weight. It teaches you why you eat and about your relationship with food. It’s not a quick fix, but teaches you how to have a healthy lifestyle, lose weight, and keep it off.

This is not just some kind of diet but a true way to make lifestyle changes. Suggestions for improvement to make small changes and big differences. You can take your time getting through the lessons. Get the exercise and diet plan. The coach sessions are so helpful too. It’s a journey worth taking!

The articles are great & I get usable tips and tricks. I know the bot and coaches are there but I have not tapped them since they don’t resonate with me. Recipes are good too and they try and make the meal plan easy to approach. That feature, though, isn’t front & center and you don’t get any real recognized in following it. My biggest complaint is that it is hard to see where you are calorie wise so if you are looking at losing weight quicker than a half pound a week it takes some real focus on the analysis.

I find being able to figure out what fits into my losing weight by using the calorie count and help in making a better choice in my meals has really made the difference and the answer I have been searching for. Having a lot of the foods I like in the system makes logging meals uncomplicated.

The thing I’ve gained most using this app has been awareness, mindfulness, and accountability. Some of the things they go over unfortunately don’t apply to a slightly unconventional work schedule or lifestyle and I found that to be difficult when using the app. Utilizing the message center to ask questions has proven to be helpful when encountering this obstacle. However, sometimes it makes me wonder if I had a more conventional five days a week 9 to 5 job that I would have different results. Hopefully that could be something they do moving forward.

It’s not only wonderful to be able to keep the weight at a level place, but to actually lose weight. The encouraging words are extremely helpful. The recipes do give you ideas to work off of. There is always someone there to give you a helping hand. I would recommend this to anybody who just wants to find out how to be healthy by learning about everything New has to offer. Learning in very very small steps is a much better way to approach any subject.

This is the first time I’m optimistic about a weight loss program. I’m learning a lot about the foods I regularly eat. This gives me the knowledge to help me make good decisions throughout the day. I also like that I can message a counselor with questions and frustrations. I’m excited about how I’ll feel and look by the end of the year.

Excellent advice! Motivational! Encouraging! Habit forming! It just feels right! Something I haven’t been able to say in my 30 plus years of yo-yo dieting. I’m no longer doing that. Completely amazed that this is working and for good. Feeling very confident about this.

I haven't lost weight despite staying in the weight loss calorie zone. The cost of Noom outweighed the benefits of it. I’ve done Noom for a month. I work out intensely every other day. I came to Noom because I can’t lose weight. I’ll keep going and see if anything happens before the 3 months is up.

I was skeptical when I signed up for Noom, yet also recognized that other types of diets were not going to work for me. Noom has done exactly what I needed. It’s taught me which foods I can eat a lot of, which foods I need to cut my portion sizes back on. I have not been extremely overweight; just needed to drop 14 pounds. I got 9 pounds off very quickly. I recently came back from a 10 day vacation where I did not enter data in Noom. I figured I would have put a some of the weight back on being in a different environment. I just weighed myself. I gained only 1 pound! I know that was because I simply was more aware of what I was eating, portion size, and belief in myself. Once I hit my goal, I plan to stay on Noom a little bit longer just to make sure I’ve developed lifelong habits.

Lost 20 pounds on Noom in less than 2 months. Meal logging and calorie counting works, if you do. Early lessons are top notch and pertinent. Tracking high, medium and low density caloric foods is very helpful (green, yellow and orange foods). Understanding that there are no bad foods, only foods that you should eat less frequently is a smart observation and allows you to “cheat” and satisfy your “elephant” occasionally. Only issues that I have found with Noom is that exercise and calorie burning tracking is a swag. I’ve stopped using that feature. For some people it may be useful, but for me it wasn’t accurate enough to be helpful.

I’m a second time Noomer. The first try was successful in the middle of the pandemic and I got down 20 pounds or so. After 3 years I had gained a few back and set my goal at my weight at high school graduation. This has been hard and a slow slog but the good thing about it is the things I have learned about myself and why I eat the way I do. The course is organized in a way that I can learn and retain what I read. I look forward to reading the lessons every day and have incorporated much of what I learn to my diet and to other facets of my life. So I will slog on and maybe get to my high school weight sometime soon!

Alyssa is very easy to connect with and extremely fast to respond to my questions. She is always ready for our weekly chats, even when I have had to reschedule. I am pretty disappointed in my weight loss progress, only down 4 pounds in more than six weeks. I do think about eating and calorie density totally differently, however. But taking one day off, brought back two pounds which I’m still trying to lose.

My experience has been good. I’ve learned a lot of helpful information. Now I just have to remember to use it. I haven’t had much contact with a coach and I’m not sure how that part works. Overall I have had a positive experience and I’m excited to continue on my lifestyle change journal.

I joined Noom as a final effort after struggling to lose significant weight for a very long time. I consistently workout, I eat well & im still struggling on Noom. I’m down about 7-8 lbs in almost 6 weeks, which sounds great, but it has been a very painful loss. Each morning when I weigh in, my mood is set for the day based on that number. I get the concept of why Noom wants us to weigh in every day, but I’m fairly certain losing 0.4 on Monday, gaining 0.8 Tuesday, gaining 1.2 Wednesday, losing 1 Thursday, losing 0.2 Friday…. It’s messing with my head. I understand the ebbs & flows that come with weight loss, but I’m not so sure the concept of daily weigh ins is right for my psyche.

I wasn’t totally confident that Noom would be able to help with me reading things, eating better and exercise. I was wrong. The lessons are written as if they were meant specifically for me most days but in a fun way. The exercise plans could be a little more specific since I am out of shape to help get me started. And the meal plans are great with the exception of being able to adjust for substitutions such as pork or omitting ingredients and being able to recalculate calories as well as serving sizes being more specific versus saying how many servings instead of a serving is a cup, 1/2 c… Would love if there was a way to enter a recipe and have it calculate an estimated calorie range with serving size. All in in all I’m learning a ton, losing weight, managing stress and being more mindful of decisions I make daily in regards to eating. Thank you all so much for this. It’s life changing.

I fall within my calorie budget every single days, and I’m only maintaining my weight. I also can’t use the meal plans in premium because I’m out of the house before breakfast and lunch and can’t cook my meals, and the workout plan is not customized for me; you can easily Google Noom workout plan and the exact plan comes up online. I’m just super frustrated right now.

I’m starting my 10th week on Noom. I’m following the program with real commitment but I’m not seeing positive results. I track all of my food and work hard to stick with the percentages on the color groups, I listen to all the lessons, and weigh in every day but I’m not losing any weight. My weight moves up and down within the same five pounds around my original weight. I used the Noom guide to ask about this and was told maybe I’m not eating enough. I am within my calorie weight loss range almost every day. A few days I was a little shy because I couldn’t eat any more. I’m feeling frustrated and overwhelmed because I have been so committed to the program and really believed that it would work for me. I am disabled so my movement is restricted but I believed that eating a healthy diet of clean food would make a difference. I have to say on the positive side that my diet is much better and I eat almost no processed foods anymore.

The program was gifted by my work last year. It was awesome to have a group of people in your support system! When it ended I continued on my own, but I lost my coach and group! Tough change. I needed to dig deep inside myself, but I asked my new coach to move my reading ahead to where I was. Much better now.

The comprehensive lessons have been very beneficial. I use these lessons on a daily basis. In one month I have gone from 225 to 209 pounds. It seems slow but I am eating healthier. I continue to experience difficulty with the app however. I need to delete and then reinstall it on a daily basis. I have tried all the suggestions from my coach but this problem continues. Other than that, Noom has been a great benefit to me.

Noom is merely a tracking device. The support is super poor just auto generated responses. Noom circles are sparsely populated too. The meal plan is expensive extravagant foods that assume I have time to cook. I don’t. I’m very busy with no time for myself which is why I’m fat in the first place.

I’ve had problems with the app losing my achievements. For example it says I’ve been in the program less time than I have and many of the previous coins I earned are only a third filled in. It’s also having me repeat material I’ve already learned.

I have enjoyed the full Noom experience. I am following it, but my frustration is about my post-menopausal body not losing weight, though I following the program. In the app, it would be nice to be able to click to a different meal from a meal instead of 3-4 clicks needed.

I appreciate the analysis of my food choices and the encouragement given along the way!!! I also enjoy the courses. So many great and amazing tips and tricks!!! It’s been awesome so far!! I am so glad I took the leap!

I love eating like this. My stomach and digestive tract are happy. Unfortunately, it isn’t working for weight loss which is discouraging. Over eight weeks with no weight loss is depressing. Every time I get on that scale I want to cry so I’m probably not going to keep logging on.

I’m not losing weight, which was the goal of joining. The method and expectations were frustratingly unclear at the beginning, but even after going through the lessons, nothing is happening weight-wise. Keto has worked for me in the past, but it feels like it goes against the principles of Noom as most of the foods are orange.

I have learned so much about forming good food habits by using Noom! It’s like having a team of trainers and doctors available all the time to help me understand why I eat what I do and what I need to do to make better choices. It’s exciting to feel more in control of what I eat. I didn’t realize how often I would treat myself to foods and drinks that didn’t make me feel or look good. Now I know that it’s okay to have those things, but I need to value them rather than just eat them constantly. It truly feels like a treat to eat pizza rather than just another Friday night. I’m also leaving food on my plate. This is completely new for me. I like paying attention to when I’m full! Noom is a great tool and I look forward to using it each day!

My results so far have been nice, have lost 16 lbs. since mid-April. Have been able to eliminate one type of ** and one type of oral diabetes medication. The meal logging has been very helpful to do since it is easy to see if your choices might not be the best, from a calorie standpoint. Meal logging is generally easy to do but if you are putting in a custom menu item, it is tedious to enter on the phone. To return to a custom item and see its content or edit it, you cannot go directly there—you have to select the item as if you were logging it for a meal. Also, there isn’t any way to save a custom item with a different name, so that you can make a variation of the original content.

The science and psychology behind Noom makes this tool more like a program and is much more effective than consumption trackers. The daily engagement also puts a constant focus on your mindfulness about eating, in a good way. It is easy to digest and not the least bit burdensome.

So far (1 month) Noom has successfully guided me into healthy lifestyle choices resulting in modest weight loss - 6 lbs! More importantly I’m developing sustainable habits that will lead to reaching a healthier weight and maintaining it. Initial changes include attitude, lifestyle choices and weight loss.

Following the plan, I am not losing any weight. This is really not a plan. I’m having hormonal fluctuations, which is causing my weight gain, which means you have to eat differently. The things I have been told to eat. I counted as oranges and I’m not supposed to have as much.

I have been using Noom for almost 6 weeks now and losing weight is no longer a battle! I understand why I never lost weight before and seeing progress every day makes keeping on track easier. In 6 weeks I am down just over 15lbs! I am still in awe at my progress. Really listening and following the lessons they have designed is key and WILL work!

I love the guides, the trackers, the articles. But the app is a little clunky sometimes. One game called “Grocery Grab” fails to work well and stops me from being able to progress in my daily reads. I’ve had to reinstall the app 3 times. But the articles & guides are wonderful. Noom has helped me redefine my relationship with food and that’s what I needed most.

I like the gamification used on the website and have started to learn new ways of thinking. The repetition is very helpful. I’d like to see more proactive outreach from the coaches. I’m also not clear how the mental wellness course pack is included in the daily activities.

I’m disappointed. I have not lost any substantial weight. I lost maybe 4 pounds at the most and gained it back. How long does it take to train your elephant? I am about to throw in the towel. I have been a yo-yo with my weight. I have been eating a lot of fresh fruit. I do not like most of the recipes. I do not like to cook.

I love the platform, just need to get my head in the game. It is easy to move through the lessons and navigate the app. I wish there was a way to reduce number of minimum calories due to medical history.

Noom has been really great for me! I haven’t had to give up anything, I get to eat all of the foods that I love, and I’ve finally been able to make it past the threshold where all of my other diets started floundering. I really like how kind and forgiving Noom feels, as opposed to other programs, where one has to be strict for the weight loss to happen. I also appreciate the healthy recipes!!

I really enjoy Noom. I can see doing this for the rest of my life. It’s a life choice for me and I love it. I had a pacemaker put in last Thursday and of course went 15 hrs without any food or water. I was in the hospital from Monday through Friday.

The Noom app was good at first. But now that I’m 3 months into it I haven’t lost any wright and it no longer reads to me. Most likely will cancel due to the not reading to me alone. Very inconvenient for my lifestyle.

I’ve struggled for years to lose weight. And I have been a yo-yo dieter. This time with the help of new home, I’ve had a slow steady drop in my weight. At times it doesn’t feel fast enough, but it does feel “sure” enough. I’ve lost 9 pounds and am not done yet. The best part of this is my blood pressure is down and my clothes fit better and I have a new way of eating that I believe will sustain my weight loss.

They trick you into a membership with fishy tactics and the program itself isn’t worth the money. The calorie/meal database is inaccurate, I actually gained weight using Noom. I do not recommend this program.

Noom has been great for me. I’ve struggled with my weight since I was in high school. Never madly obese but never “thin.” I realize both of these terms are relative to the person. I’m the person who has tried every fad diet out there to try to lose. I did lose. But as quickly as I lost (30 days seems like nothing now) I’d gain it back over time. Noom has forced me to log my food, and learn about my habits. I’ve never skipped a day of logging, weighing, reading articles even on treat days. Though I’m only down 6-7 lbs (depending on the day!!) I do feel better and I find myself talking to my elephant (eek!) because most times that’s what’s banging on the door for those moments of temptation. Noom has been good for me. I need or would like to lose another 30 and after near 70 days nooming I'm losing steam. Trying to stay the course and know that in time, The weight will come off.

It has been a great learning experience. I’m losing weight and feel more motivated. I was away for a week and I’m glad I had the info from Noom as I tried to eat healthy. Had no internet so could not log in.

First time in over 60 years of dieting. I feel in control. I can make a bad choice and recover without a negative impact on my progress. First time I am able to control my negative thinking. Learning how to use my mind to be happier and in control.

Keeping track of my food intake lets me analyze where I am on track and losing weight vs overeating and putting a few pounds back on. I am disabled and have needed to rely solely on food intake without the benefit of exercise. This I really need to focus on benefit of food choices.